SMM and social networks
QComment
The provider describes QComment as a marketplace where customers order comments and registered authors write them for a fee. The ready-made-comments service is for customers who already have comments and only need them published.
This is relevant to buyers comparing task formats and to prospective authors checking how work is submitted and paid.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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What QComment puts in the order menu
QComment’s pages list the following services and integration routes, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Work: comments, reviews, forum content, reposts, likes, retweets, followers, and video views.
- Order languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, and English.
- Integrations: an API and plugins for WordPress and DLE.
Which comment formats can buyers order?
QComment offers site comments, forum content, social-network tasks, manual-export comments, and ready-made comments for publication. Buyers can order comment and review work with or without registration.
Forum-content work includes registering on the forum before adding content, while social-network tariffs cover pages and groups or sites using social-network comment forms or authorization. Manual-export comments go to the customer’s project rather than the customer’s site, and can be downloaded as an Excel file.
Ready-made comments are for buyers who already have the text and need publication, so that route differs from ordering comment writing. A repost is different again: the author publishes a post on their own wall from a group, message, or website or page link.
How do authors submit comments for review?
For site-comment orders, authors post comments on the customer’s site and submit them for review in the project. QComment says its robot checks automatically whether a comment is present on that site. The vendor also states that customers can check the result before payment.
Customers can pause a project and restart it later, set daily work limits and per-author daily comment limits, and configure comment premoderation or require author verification. These settings cover both project activity and review before publication.
The API is intended to integrate QComment with customer websites. Requests use POST, with responses in XML or JSON; creating a project requires an access key, title, subject, tariff, and task. API settings also include comment language and a balance lookup with a currency parameter. Access keys are obtained by contacting support and explaining how and where the API will be used.
What do the comment tariffs charge?
The pricing page gives minimum prices for two comment tariffs, while the FAQ describes a separate minimum for one comment.
- Without registration: the micro tariff starts at 75 characters, with a minimum price of 2.75 RUB, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31.
- With registration: the micro tariff starts at 75 characters, with a minimum price of 5 RUB, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31.
- One comment: the FAQ lists a minimum price of 2 rubles and says the price depends on the selected plan.
The provider’s menu also lists a forum-content Micro plan starting at 75 characters with a minimum price of 3 RUB, and a social-network Micro plan starting at 75 characters with a minimum price of 11 RUB. The homepage states that fixed rates start at 1 ruble.
The payment page lists WebMoney, accepting WMR and WMZ, along with Yandex.Money and bank cards. For unspent funds, the rules say customers may request a refund to the deposit account, minus the withdrawal fee; customers may also request refunds when services were poor quality or not delivered according to the order terms.
What should buyers check before relying on an order?
Before placing an order, ask which delivery evidence applies to the selected task and tariff. For example, check whether the required proof is a live comment on a site, content delivered to a project, or publication of text you supply.
Clarify how acceptance and rejection work for the specific order, including what happens when the submitted work does not meet its terms. Ask what refund process applies and whether a fee is deducted.
For API-based orders, ask what happens to an active task if access is interrupted or a project is blocked. Confirm what technical support and escalation steps are available for that situation.
Which documented options cover different tasks?
The menu accommodates several distinct kinds of work, from written comments to social activity and video views.
- Buyers can choose comment and review work with or without registration, as well as forum and social-network routes.
- Manual-export comments separate writing from site publication, while ready-made comments cover orders where the buyer already has the text.
- Projects can be paused and restarted, and settings include daily work limits and per-author comment limits.
- Comment premoderation and author verification are available as project settings.
- The vendor lists an API and plugins for WordPress and DLE.
Which conditions narrow buyer and author control?
QComment’s rules bar projects about war, geopolitics, politics, or ideological propaganda. The API page also says administration can block a project, after which editing is prohibited.
Account control is limited: the FAQ says accounts cannot be deleted, and the rules allow authors only one exchange account and prohibit repeat registrations. For publication-review tariffs, the pricing page sets a review period before automatic payment and a separate rejection condition.
The homepage lists a minimum payout of 300 rubles. The rules allow customers to request refunds of unspent funds to the deposit account, minus a withdrawal fee, and refunds when services were poor quality or not delivered according to the order terms.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who can use the customer and author routes?
The rules define customers as people or organizations placing orders, while authors perform customer tasks; the FAQ describes customers as individuals or legal entities and authors as individuals.
The author route includes an exam before comment-writing access, according to the FAQ. The rules state that authors pay a 10% commission on bonuses and customer surcharges.
The rules say the administration pays users within 5 days of a withdrawal request, except on weekends and holidays. The homepage states that authors can receive up to 500 rubles per completed task.
Which marketplace criteria should comparisons match?
Compare marketplaces by task format, where work is published or delivered, how review and payment conditions operate, and whether the available integrations fit your workflow. For each option, check which steps the buyer must handle and which the provider’s system covers.
What we could not confirm
- Delivery quality: independent evidence on comment quality and authenticity
- Completion rates: evidence on how often orders are completed
- Tariff schedule: current prices beyond the cited examples
- Withdrawal fees: the amount charged
- Payment coverage: processing times and eligibility by method
- Service commitments: support response times and escalation procedures
- Data handling: protection, retention, and account-security details
- API operation: rate limits, error handling, and full technical documentation
What do the FAQ and rules clarify?
What does the service say about repost duration?
The pricing page describes a repost as an author publishing a group post, message, or website or page link on their wall. It says the post remains there for at least 3 weeks.
Can authors add funds to reach the withdrawal threshold?
No. The rules say authors may withdraw earnings after reaching the minimum amount, but may not top up their balance to reach it.
How does the FAQ describe a task fee?
The FAQ says the system withholds 0.5–8 rubles from a task’s price when crediting the author’s fee.
What happens with Yandex Market reviews?
The Yandex Market page says buyers may reject a review that has not passed moderation and appeared on the site after 8 days. It also states that those reviews are automatically paid after 12 days.
Where can registered users contact support?
The FAQ directs registered users to the ticket system or contacts section. The API page says support can help with API connection problems.
What happens to customer and author losses?
The rules state that the administration does not cover customers’ or authors’ lost profits or indirect losses. This is a stated limitation of responsibility, not a description of order acceptance or refund handling.
Does the documented marketplace fit your order?
Fits if… the task matches a listed format and the publication, review, and payment conditions work for your order.
Probably not if… the order depends on terms that differ from the conditions set out for its tariff.
Main risk… relying on a format without checking its publication route and the payment conditions attached to it.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- qcomment.com/faqchecked
- qcomment.com/pricechecked
- qcomment.com/choosechecked
- qcomment.comchecked
- qcomment.com/apichecked
- qcomment.com/howtopaychecked
- qcomment.com/ruleschecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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